Auckland Provincial Gazette – 1869 – No. 34

Page 418

✨ Game Licence Notices

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ADDITIONAL LICENCES TO KILL GAME.

Superintendent’s Office,

Auckland, 29th May, 1869.

LICENCES to Kill Game have been issued, since the 21st instant, to the undermentioned persons, in accordance with the provisions of "The Protection of Animals Act, 1867."

J. WILLIAMSON,

Superintendent.

No. of Licence	Name	Residence
144	Mr. H. Greenaere	Auckland
145	Mr. Wm. MacGregor Hay	Auckland
146	Mr. H. M. Richards	Mauku

ADDITIONAL LICENCES TO KILL GAME,

UPON LAND IN THE OCCUPATION OF LICENSEES OR OTHER PERSONS.

Superintendent’s Office,

Auckland, 29th May, 1869.

IN conformity to "The Protection of Animals Act Amendment Act, 1868," Licences to Kill Game have been issued, since the 21st instant, to the undermentioned persons.

J. WILLIAMSON,

Superintendent.

No. of Licence	Name	Residence	Occupation
191	Charles Thos. Saxton	Remuera	Builder
192	Lewis Rye	Otamatea, Kaipara	Farmer
193	John Oliver Woolner	Taipa	Farmer
194	William Pollock Moat	Mahurangi	Settler
195	John Mowbray	Auckland	Accountant
196	James Runciman	Mangere	Farmer
197	Malcolm McIntosh Taylor	Otahuhu	Settler
198	Richard James Vercoe	Helensville, Kaipara	Farmer
199	William Kerr	Ramarama	Farmer
200	Thomas Lewis	Victoria Road	Grocer
201	Lorimer Corbett	Tuakau	Farmer
202	Robert T. Corbett	Brookland’s, Tuakau	Doctor of Medicine
203	Charles Nott	Patumahoe, Mauku	Farmer
204	Julius Adolph	Patumahoe, Mauku	Farmer
205	George Lyon	Patumahoe, Mauku	Farmer
206	John Frazer	Patumahoe, Mauku	Farmer
207	Richard Sankey	Matakana	Farmer
208	John Scott	Mangere	Farmer
209	B. J. Hamlin	Clifton Villa, Panmure	Farmer

VUW Te Waharoa — Auckland Provincial Gazette 1869, No 34

After Parliament moved to Wellington in 1865, the Auckland Provincial Council sat in General Assembly House (depicted).

It was nicknamed the 'Shedifice' as it was large and drafty, with a leaking roof. First premier Henry Sewell described it as 'a great wooden barnshaped affair, which might serve for a Hospital, a Jail, or a Barrack'.

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🌾 Additional Licences to Kill Game

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated29 May 1869
KeywordsLicences, Game, Hunting, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

H. Greenaere (Mr), Issued licence to kill game
Wm. MacGregor Hay (Mr), Issued licence to kill game
H. M. Richards (Mr), Issued licence to kill game

👩‍💼 Officials

J. Williamson, Superintendent

🌾 Additional Licences to Kill Game on Occupied Land

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated29 May 1869
KeywordsLicences, Game, Hunting, Land Occupation, Auckland
👱🏽 Names

19 names identified

Charles Thos. Saxton, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
Lewis Rye, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
John Oliver Woolner, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
William Pollock Moor, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
John Mowbray, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
James Runciman, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
Malcolm McIntosh Taylor, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
Richard James Vercoe, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
William Kerr, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
Thomas Lewis, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
Lorimer Corbett, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
Robert T. Corbett (Doctor of Medicine), Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
Charles Nott, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
Julius Adolph, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
George Lyon, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
John Frazer, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
Richard Sankey, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
John Scott, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land
B. J. Hamlin, Issued licence to kill game on occupied land

👩‍💼 Officials

J. Williamson, Superintendent

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